"Unbuttons" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
The verb "unbuttons" means to remove the buttons from something, typically a garment, or to release something which is fastened by buttons. It can also imply to disconnect or unwind, often in a mental or emotional sense. For example, "She unbuttoned her jacket" (removing the buttons from her jacket) or "He struggled to unbutton the emotions tied to the painful memory" (to untangle or release emotional feelings).
Not suiting or characteristic of business; unprofessional.<br><br>Example: "The firm's behaviour was unbusinesslike, and investors lost trust in the company."
To release or remove the fastening of the buttons on a garment, such as a shirt, jacket, or dress, allowing it to open or become loose.
Unbuttoned refers to something that is not fastened or secured with buttons, such as a shirt, coat, or dress. It can also describe a situation or attitude where someone is being open, honest, and unpretentious.
/loginably; in a surprising or unaccountable manner; strangely; extraordinarily: She sang the song with uncanny accuracy. <br><br>Caregivers said it was an uncanny feeling to find their instruction manual among belongings after the client passed away, on the table is the instruction manual of a toilet.
The state or quality of being mysterious, strange, and unsettling, making someone feel uneasy, frightened, or uneasy; a sense of something that is unnatural or unnatural.